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09 Sep 02 - 01:09 PM (#779793) Subject: Too Late Love Comes Jen. Warnes (Raglan) From: GUEST,Bill Kennedy this song, on Jennifer Warnes recent cd 'The Well' SD8960, 2001, is interesting, both because it is very beautifully written, and because it exemplifies the folk process, 21st c. The song is set to the Irish air 'Dawning of the Day' (Faine Gael an Lae) (Dawning of the Day 2 in DT), which is also the tune Patrick Kavanagh used for his 'Raglan Road'. Curious that the tune itself seems to engender songs of love, unrequited in the first two cases, a little late in the most recent. I'm sure anyone could write a rollicking good song about sea monkeys to this or any other air, but it wouldn't quite fit, would it? Nobody would enjoy it the way they do these examples. Probably a good candidate for a Study thread is 'Dawning of the Day' there are at least two other versions than that in DT, expanded lyrics by Tommy Makem for example, and the Raglan Road connection should be made. (Raglan Road in DT should mention 'Dawning of the Day') Here's Jennifer's song:
Too Late Love Comes (arangement based on the traditional Iris air, "Dawning of the Day")
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10 Sep 02 - 08:47 AM (#780348) Subject: RE: Lyr Add: Too Late Love Comes Jen. Warnes (Raglan) From: GUEST refresh |
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11 Sep 02 - 09:03 AM (#781184) Subject: RE: Lyr Add: Too Late Love Comes Jen. Warnes (Raglan) From: GUEST refresh |